J. Paul Gibson's Teaching - CSC4104 (2025)

Teaching-CSC4104 for Dr J. Paul Gibson, INFormatique (INF), Telecom SudParis, France.

Overview

This site contains material for the module Moodle Logo Systèmes d'information et transformation numérique (CSC4104)

Evaluation

Your evaluation will be based on 3 aspects of your work:

Cahier de charges/Scope Statement(30%)
BDD Models (30%)
Final Exam/CF (40%)
Bonus (10%)

Session 1: 11th February (10h-13h15) A007 - Getting Started

Additional reading material

What is an information system?,Boell, Sebastian K. and Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic. 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2015).

The wisdom hierarchy: representations of the DIKW hierarchy, Jennifer Rowley. Journal of Information Science, 33 (2) 2007, pp. 163–180

Session 2: 14th February (10h-13h15) A007 - More Information Modelling, and Principle Roles

2.1 Information Modelling (PBL)

Information Modelling - Some problems to work on together

2.2 Information System Roles

Information System Roles - An introduction

Additional reading material

How we profess: The ethical systems analyst, Wood-Harper, A. T., et al.. Communications of the ACM 39.3 (1996): 69-77.

Properties of Sustainable Information Systems, Abu-Tayeh, Gabriel, and Thomas Myrach, 2016.

Useful external links

Constructive vs Predicative Data, Hillel Wayne

The People in Information Systems, David Bourgeois.

Informational System Strategy and Business Goals and Strategy..

Alignment between IS and organisational strategies. Benneth Njoku.

How to Become an Information Security Analyst.Pooja Rawat.

Session 3: 18th February (10h-13h15) A007 - CI Cahier des charges I - domain/context modelling

Cahier Des Charges I - An introduction

Useful external links

Informatique documentaire : le cahier des charges sous toutes les coutures, Alain Collignon, Joachim Schöpfel.

Cours Cahier des charges Projet, Jean-Pierre ROBERTI

Session 4: 21st February (10h-13h15) A007 - Ethics

4.1 Information Systems Analysis - Ethical Case Studies

Ethical Issues and Case Studies

4.2 Some ethical case studies

Post Office IT system that ruined lives 'still faulty', MPs told, source - BBC.

The apps you use on your phone could help diagnose your cognitive health, source - MIT technical review

New facial recognition cameras get green light in London , source - Irish Independent

Bluetooth-Related Flaws Threaten Dozens of Medical Devices, source - Wired

Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy , source - New York Times

Tesla Autopilot System Found Probably at Fault in 2018 Crash, source - New York Times

Volkswagen emissions scandal: mass lawsuit opens in Germany, source - The Guardian

Catastrophic software errors doomed Boeing's airplanes ..., source - Business Insider

Can you use apps to track coronavirus and protect privacy? Europe's going to try, source - CNN

NJ's 40-year-old system increases delays for unemployment checks amid coronavirus crisis, source - NorthJersey.com

« Mon Master » : des « bugs » sur la nouvelle plateforme perturbent la finalisation des candidatures, source - ouest-france.fr

Hôpital de l'Essonne cyberattaqué: les hackers ont diffusé des données, source - lefigaro.fr

Après un énorme bug de Parcoursup, délai rallongé pour compléter ses vœux, source - marianne.net

Bitcoin Uses More Electricity Than Many Countries. How Is That Possible?, source - nytimes.com

Additional reading material

Computing Ethics Bibliography, J Paul Gibson, 2025.
ACM code of ethics.
IEEE - Ethically Aligned Design -A Vision for Prioritizing Human Well-being with Autonomous and Intelligent Systems

OPTIONAL SESSION: 4th March (10h-13h15) A007 - Paul will be present if you want help with your project

Please let me know (before the 4th) if you intend to attend and suggest a time slot between 11am and 1pm when I should be available. Please note that if I do not receive a response, I may not be available at the time you wish.

Session 5: 7th March (10h-13h15) A007 - CI Cahier des charges II - requirements and use case scenarios

Requirements and Use Case Scenarios

Requirements and Use Case Scenarios - Use of LLMs

Additional reading material

Requirements engineering in the year 00: A research perspective, A van Lamsweerde, 2000
pdf

Requirements Engineering: A Roadmap, Bashar Nuseibeh and Steve Easterbrook, 2000
pdf

On Non-Functional Requirements in Software Engineering, Lawrence Chung and Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, 2009
pdf

Use cases - yesterday, today, and tomorrow, Ivar Jacobson, 2004
pdf

Structuring Use Cases with Goals, Alistair Cockburn, 1997
pdf

Writing effective use cases. Vol. 1, Alistair Cockburn, 2000
pdf

Analysis of LLMs vs Human Experts in Requirements Engineering, Hymel, Cory and Johnson, Hiroe, 2025
pdf

Advancing requirements engineering through generative ai: Assessing the role of LLMs, Arora, Chetan and Grundy, John and Abdelrazek, Mohamed, 2024
pdf

Prompt engineering guidelines for LLMs in Requirements Engineering, Arvidsson, Simon and Axell, Johan, 2023
pdf

Using chatgpt in software requirements engineering: A comprehensive review, Marques, Nuno and Silva, Rodrigo Rocha and Bernardino, Jorge, 2024
pdf

Using LLMs in software requirements specifications: an empirical evaluation, Krishna, Madhava and Gaur, Bhagesh and Verma, Arsh and Jalote, Pankaj, 2024
pdf

Some useful Links

What is a use case? How to write one, examples, + template, source - figma.

Lecture - Use Cases and Scenarios, source - Dr. Andreas Podelski, Dr. Bernd Westphal.

Lecture- User Stories & Agile Planning, source - Kenneth M. Anderson.

Use Cases & Scenarios: What They Are & More, source - inflectra.

Code Green: Addressing the Environmental Impact of Language Models, Gil Semo, 2024.

Copy That? LLMs, Copyright, and the Plagiarism Predicament, Prof. Otto Nomos, 2024.

Bias in LLMs: Mitigating Discrimination or Reinforcing It?, source: Analytics Insight, 2025.

AI Transparency in the Age of Large Language Models: A Human-Centered Research Roadmap, Vera Qingzi Liao, 2023.

OpenAI admits that its new model still hallucinates more than a third of the time, Noor Al-Sibai, 2025.

The mounting human and environmental costs of generative AI , Sash Luccioni , 2023.

Is ChatGPT making us stupid? , InfoWorld, 2025.

Session 6: 11th March (10h-13h15) E0021 - TP BDD with Gherkin and Cucumber (introduction)

Introducing BDD with Gherkin and Cucumber

Java-Cucumber-Login-Example.zip

Additional reading material

A study of the characteristics of behaviour driven development, Carlos Solis and Xiaofeng Wang, 2011
pdf

Behavior driven development (BDD): a case study in healthtech, Stefania Bruschi, L. Xiao, and M. Kavatkar, 2019
pdf

Some useful Links

Introducing BDD, Dan North, 2006, source - dannorth.net.

What Is BDD (Behavior Driven Development)? Meaning, Process, and Examples, source - Spiceworks, 2025.

Gherkin reference pages, source - Smartbear.

Writing User Stories With Gherkin, source - Nic Werner.

writing features - gherkin language, source - behat.

A Formula for Great Gherkin Scenarios (with Given-When-Then Examples), source - Thomas Hathaway.

Writing better Gherkin, source - Smartbear.

Rédiger des scénarios avec Gherkin, source - Jean-Baptiste Vigneron.

Ecrivez de beaux cas de test avec Gherkin, source - Laurent Perotin.

Session 7: 14th March (10h-13h15) A007 - TP BDD - Gherkin and Cucumber - a complete example

Introducing BDD with Gherkin and Cucumber - Part II

CalculateSum.zip

OPTIONAL SESSION: 21st March (10h-13h15) D012 - Paul will be present (online) if you want help with your project

https://webconf.imt.fr/frontend/rooms/pau-lli-w9p-xis/join

Please let me know (before the 21st) if you would like a meeting and suggest a time slot between 10h and 13h when I should be available. Please note that if I do not receive a response, I may not be available at the time you wish.

Session 8: 8th April (10h-13h15) A007 - CI Cahier de charges III - Inclusive Co-Design

Some useful Links

Inclusion4EU poster competition

Session 9: 11th April (10h-13h15) D012 - CI Cahier de charges IV - optional tasks

Planning
Costs
Management
Risks
Roles
Confidentiality
Security

Session 10: 15th April (10h-13h15) A007 - TP BDD - the case study (final delivery)

CF: 6th May (10h-13h15) A001-002

URL: http://jpaulgibson.synology.me/~jpaulgibson/TSP/Teaching/CSC4104/

Last Revision:20^th March 2025

Contact: paul.gibson@telecom-sudparis.eu

Overview

Evaluation

Session 1: 11th February (10h-13h15) A007 - Getting Started

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Types and Components of Information Systems

1.3 Modelling (data and processes in Information Systems)

Useful external links

Additional reading material

Session 2: 14th February (10h-13h15) A007 - More Information Modelling, and Principle Roles

2.1 Information Modelling (PBL)

2.2 Information System Roles

Additional reading material

Useful external links

Session 3: 18th February (10h-13h15) A007 - CI Cahier des charges I - domain/context modelling

Useful external links

Session 4: 21st February (10h-13h15) A007 - Ethics

4.1 Information Systems Analysis - Ethical Case Studies

4.2 Some ethical case studies

Additional reading material

OPTIONAL SESSION: 4th March (10h-13h15) A007 - Paul will be present if you want help with your project

Session 5: 7th March (10h-13h15) A007 - CI Cahier des charges II - requirements and use case scenarios

Additional reading material

Some useful Links

Session 6: 11th March (10h-13h15) E0021 - TP BDD with Gherkin and Cucumber (introduction)

Additional reading material

Some useful Links

Session 7: 14th March (10h-13h15) A007 - TP BDD - Gherkin and Cucumber - a complete example

OPTIONAL SESSION: 21st March (10h-13h15) D012 - Paul will be present (online) if you want help with your project

Session 8: 8th April (10h-13h15) A007 - CI Cahier de charges III - Inclusive Co-Design

Some useful Links

Session 9: 11th April (10h-13h15) D012 - CI Cahier de charges IV - optional tasks

Session 10: 15th April (10h-13h15) A007 - TP BDD - the case study (final delivery)

CF: 6th May (10h-13h15) A001-002